#Split Screen Cinematography Techniques Tutorial

Got a lot of DMs about this creative split screen reel by the amazing @ve.ro_a and @_vivevo_ 🫶🏼🎥 so here is a tutorial on how to do this creative edit for your next instagram reel 🫶🏼 enjoy creating! ✨ #reels #tutorial #edit

Ever wondered how people create this video? This split screen effect is actually pretty easy in CapCut. This tutorial walks you through exactly what you need to do step by step. Agents – make sure to comment “ideas” for a list of ways you can use this video to create valuable real estate content for your audience.

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Here are some shortcuts to immediately make it sure you get cinematic footage 🎥 ⬇️ 1. These settings are an industry standard. You want your frame rate at 23.976 or 24 to make it easy. You want your shutter to double that at 1/48 or 1/50 for most non cinema cameras. This gives you a natural motion blur. An aperture at 2.8 will give you a cinematic depth of field and still be sharp with most lenses. ISO at 800 for shooting lot (or whatever your cameras native iso is, some are 640. I have my camera at these settings 95 percent of the time and use an ND filter to change exposure. 2. This is a big ones. Lens compression is what our eyes are used to seeing in movies. Shooting at 35mm and above give you a nice compressed frame that automatically feels more cinematic. That’s not to say you can never go wider for establishing shots or to purposely extend your frame. But tight lenses help a cinematic look. 3. Camera movement is also a huge factor when it comes to making things look cinematic. Adding a slow push or pull, tracking with your subject or using a gimbal to add dynamic camera moves goes a long way to making things look “expensive” Bonus: If you’re shooting yourself like I am a lot, most of your shots will be static. That’s okay. Static shots can look great too but this is really when you want to focus on a strong interesting composition, and since you can’t have movement from the camera, be sure there’s movement in your frame. #filmmaking #cinematic #cinematography

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Episode 5 of my How I Edit series 🎬 Today I’m showing you exactly how to create the viral split screen effect that’s blowing up feeds right now. This tutorial is perfect if you’re a beginner in social media marketing and want to learn video editing skills that grab attention, increase engagement, and make your content look professional. I’ll walk you through the full process from planning your clips to editing transitions so you can confidently use this technique for Instagram Reels, TikTok videos, and even YouTube Shorts. Mastering effects like this is a game changer for anyone building a content strategy, growing a personal brand, or creating videos for clients. What editing tool, trend, or effect do you want me to explain next to help you grow your online presence? Comment below and tell me what you would like to see next ☺️

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The Importance of Framing 🖼️⬇️ Different types of framing and composition helps convey specific emotions, ideas, and movement for each scene. It visually tells a story. Be Intentional! - Medium Wide Shot: Gives a balance between context and keeping the subject in focus - Medium Close Up: Shows clear focus of subject while including some surroundings - Wide Shot: Show subjects while giving context of the scene setting - Medium Shot: Emphasizes your subject while keeping surroundings visible - Close Up: Highlight important moments or emphasize emotions Drop a comment if this helped you out 🫶🏼 . . . #framing #composition #cinematography #cinematographer #videography #filmmaking #videotips

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ᴛᴜᴛᴏʀɪᴀʟ: ᴄᴜᴛᴏᴜᴛ-ᴛʀᴀɴꜱɪᴛɪᴏɴꜱ. 1️⃣ Drag your 2nd clip over the 1st. 2️⃣ Right click → New Fusion Composition → open in Fusion. 3️⃣ Add a Polygon (mask) tool and draw the shape you want to reveal. 4️⃣ Copy (Cmd+C) + Paste (Cmd+V) that shape. 5️⃣ Move the new shape with the inspector or arrow tool. 6️⃣ Repeat until you’ve built all the shapes you want before the full image shows. — Now back in the Edit tab (working backwards): 7️⃣ Align your first cut with the music. 8️⃣ Open in Fusion → delete the last shape you made. 9️⃣ Back to Edit → make a cut → go to the section before → open in Fusion → delete the next shape. 🔟 Keep repeating until all shapes are gone and your transition is complete. —- #filmmakerslife #cinematic #aestheticedits #filmmakers #creator #videography #videographer #colorgrading #contentcreators #cinematiclook #lensdistortions #tutorial #viralreels